JMul

Wed Feb 1
This helps to explain why I had such a fun Sunday in bed with gatorade and six dunkin donuts.

This helps to explain why I had such a fun Sunday in bed with gatorade and six dunkin donuts.

Tue Jan 31
Movie Theme Song
If there is ever a movie made about me, I want the theme song to be “Hometown Glory” by Adele.  This has been one of my favorite songs for a while and every time I hear it, I just want to continue to listen to it on repeat over and over again.  I can’t decide why there would ever be a movie made about me, but it’s cool to imagine.  A few reasons I can think of for why a movie might be made about me:I save the world in some epic way (i.e. me jumping in front of a subway to save a child who fell on the tracks)Someone finds my love life intriguing and wants to make a “notebook”-like movie about it (doubtful)I turn into some incredible artist and someone wants to make an indy film about meRealistically, none of the above will ever happen but it’s fun to pretend.  My favorite verse is:I like it in the city when the air is so thick and opaqueI love to see everybody in short skirts, shorts and shadesI like it in the city when two worlds collide
I imagine myself walking briskly down the streets of new york city during this part of the movie.One can dream right?

Movie Theme Song

If there is ever a movie made about me, I want the theme song to be “Hometown Glory” by Adele.  This has been one of my favorite songs for a while and every time I hear it, I just want to continue to listen to it on repeat over and over again.  I can’t decide why there would ever be a movie made about me, but it’s cool to imagine.  A few reasons I can think of for why a movie might be made about me:

I save the world in some epic way (i.e. me jumping in front of a subway to save a child who fell on the tracks)
Someone finds my love life intriguing and wants to make a “notebook”-like movie about it (doubtful)
I turn into some incredible artist and someone wants to make an indy film about me

Realistically, none of the above will ever happen but it’s fun to pretend.  My favorite verse is:

I like it in the city when the air is so thick and opaque
I love to see everybody in short skirts, shorts and shades
I like it in the city when two worlds collide

I imagine myself walking briskly down the streets of new york city during this part of the movie.

One can dream right?

Sat Jan 28
Fancy

Fancy

Mon Jan 16
This is hilarious. Thanks Allie.

This is hilarious. Thanks Allie.

Sun Jan 15
Preparing for the GMEN!

Preparing for the GMEN!

Thu Jan 12
Mon Jan 9
Last night I went to see the play “Once” and it was the most incredible show I have ever seen.  It is based on the 2006 independent film “Once” that won some Sundance Film Festival awards.  Currently it is in it’s last week of production while off-broadway but it will be on broadway starting in March, and I can’t wait to see it again.  I enjoy broadway plays but I can’t say that I love them.  This one was different.  I didn’t want it to end, and neither did anyone in the audience.  It was the perfect combination of romance, awesome music and comedy.  Imagine a cast of 10 people who combine to make a band greater than Zach Brown Band & Matt Nathanson & Damien Rice all combined.  The charm of the little theater that it was in also added to my love of the evening.  There was one set with a bar in the center of the stage.  This bar served as the concession stand before the show and during intermission.  During both breaks, the cast played their violins and guitars around those on the stage grabbing drinks.  I would recommend this to anyone and everyone.  To my surprise, I found out after I saw the show that the movie was based on a true story.  While there isn’t a broadway soundtrack just yet, I did download some of the songs that were performed from the movie soundtrack (I will definitely be watching the movie this weekend).  The broadway show songs were better but this will give you a taste of what kind of music to expect:Falling Slowly by Glen HansardLeave by Glen Hansard 

Last night I went to see the play “Once” and it was the most incredible show I have ever seen.  It is based on the 2006 independent film “Once” that won some Sundance Film Festival awards.  Currently it is in it’s last week of production while off-broadway but it will be on broadway starting in March, and I can’t wait to see it again.  I enjoy broadway plays but I can’t say that I love them.  This one was different.  I didn’t want it to end, and neither did anyone in the audience.  It was the perfect combination of romance, awesome music and comedy.  Imagine a cast of 10 people who combine to make a band greater than Zach Brown Band & Matt Nathanson & Damien Rice all combined.  The charm of the little theater that it was in also added to my love of the evening.  There was one set with a bar in the center of the stage.  This bar served as the concession stand before the show and during intermission.  During both breaks, the cast played their violins and guitars around those on the stage grabbing drinks.  I would recommend this to anyone and everyone.  To my surprise, I found out after I saw the show that the movie was based on a true story.  

While there isn’t a broadway soundtrack just yet, I did download some of the songs that were performed from the movie soundtrack (I will definitely be watching the movie this weekend).  The broadway show songs were better but this will give you a taste of what kind of music to expect:

Falling Slowly by Glen Hansard
Leave by Glen Hansard 

Fri Dec 30
Wed Dec 28
Fam in front of the tree!

Fam in front of the tree!

Rockefellar with KMUL’s doll. Ha.

Rockefellar with KMUL’s doll. Ha.